As the United States of America approaches its 250th anniversary, Bank of America is proud to celebrate. We also reflect on the role our company has played in helping customers, clients, markets and communities through key moments in American history. As America developed, we have had the privilege to help it grow.
As the United States of America approaches its 250th anniversary, Bank of America is proud to celebrate. We also reflect on the role our company has played in helping customers, clients, markets and communities through key moments in American history. As America developed, we have had the privilege to help it grow.
As we mark the nation’s two hundred fiftieth anniversary, we are proud to support the celebrations and reflect on our role of service — expanding access to capital, education, experiences and mobility — all key to the country’s continued growth.
Chair and C E O Brian Moynihan shares his perspective on how our longstanding focus on serving people and communities, guided by the question “What would you like the power to do?” has helped support America’s growth.
Explore some of the moments that reflect how our company’s proud efforts in service to people and communities have played a role supporting American growth and opportunity throughout history.
Through the Bank of America Art Conservation Project, we have restored dozens of presidential portraits including the George Washington (Vaughan-Sinclair portrait), seventeen ninety five by Gilbert Stuart at the National Gallery of Art. We are helping to assess and conserve 110 historical presidential portraits – preserving the history of the leaders who defined our nation for generations to come.
Through the Bank of America Art Conservation Project, we have restored dozens of presidential portraits including the George Washington (Vaughan-Sinclair portrait), seventeen ninety five by Gilbert Stuart at the National Gallery of Art. We are helping to assess and conserve 110 historical presidential portraits – preserving the history of the leaders who defined our nation for generations to come.
Abbey Collins
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Christa Robinson
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Carla Molina
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